What is the Department's Policy on enforcing federal immigration laws?

In order to ensure trust and maintain the ability to work cooperatively with all members of the community, it is the policy of the Healdsburg Police Department not to detain individuals solely for immigration status violations, nor do members of the department ask for one's immigration status.

In order to ensure trust and maintain the ability to work cooperatively with all members of the community, it is the policy of the Healdsburg Police Department not to detain individuals solely for immigration status violations, nor do members of the department ask for one's immigration status.

To obtain a copy of a report, you must fill out a request form, which is available at the Police Department or on the Police Department website. Once the form is completed and turned in, it will normally take up to ten business days to complete the request. Reports are .11¢ per page. Not all reports are available to be released.

Accident reports are released to parties involved and/or their representative (i.e. insurance company).

Crime and incident reports may be released to:

The victim(s)

An authorized representative of the victim

An Insurance carrier against which a claim has been made and/or might be made

Any person suffering bodily injury, property damage or loss

Reports will not be released if:

The disclosure would endanger the safety of a witness or other involved party.

Endanger the successful completion of the investigation or related investigations or is being prosecuted through the District Attorney.

The name and address of a victim of certain crimes will not be disclosed.

We cannot release your report prior to review by the District Attorney’s Office. You will receive a copy of your report at the time of your 1st court appearance. A copy is also not available through the D.A.’s Office prior to your 1st court appearance.

Juvenile Court has exclusive authority to determine whom and to the extent which information may be released. Release of juvenile information requires permission from the Juvenile Court. Parents of a juvenile victim may receive a copy of certain types of reports only. All others will need to petition the Juvenile Court directly for the release of the record.

The Department does only ink fingerprinting, not Livescan. This service is available on Wednesdays and Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. No appointment is necessary. However, it is suggested you call on the day you plan to come in to make sure the service is available and not cancelled. The fingerprint service is $25.00 per card. You must provide your card(s).

Any person(s) currently living in the City of Healdsburg, or have lived in the city at 1 time, as an adult (18 and over), may request a local record clearance letter. To obtain the letter, you will need to provide photo identification, and there is a fee of $29 per letter. It will normally take up to 10 business days to obtain the letter.

You may talk to a supervisor to make an informal commendation or complaint by coming to the department or by calling our main number, 707-431-3377. If you would like to make a formal complaint, a form can be obtained at the Police Department.